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9780072225723

Mike Meyers' MCSE/MCSA Windows Server 2003 Environment Certification Passport (Exam 70-290)

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  • Edition: 1st
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  • Copyright: 2003-08-22
  • Publisher: McGraw-Hill Osborne Media
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Mike Meyers, the industry expert on professional certification, brings you this concise, affordable, and portable study tool for exam 70-290. With an intensive focus on only what you need to know to pass this challenging exam plus practice exam software on CD, this Certification Passport is your ticket to success on exam day.

Author Biography

Dan Newland, MCSE, MCT, A+, CTT+ (Fargo, ND) has been working with Microsoft products for over ten years, and has been an MCSE on the Windows NT 3.51, Windows NT 4.0, and Windows 2000 tracks. He has also worked as a trainer and as a consultant/engineer on numerous large network installations. He is currently the IT Manager for a firm in Fargo, ND. Eric Daeuber, MCSE, MCP+I, CCNA & CNA (Moorhead, MN) is a Networking instructor at Northwest Technical College, where he teaches Windows, Cisco and A+ courses. He has served as the Director of Technology Services for the Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton, and Breckinridge school districts and provides independent consulting for Charpentier Hovland Advertising and GL Ness Advertising.

Table of Contents

Check-In xiv
1 Server Preparation and Hard Disk Management 1(36)
Objective 1.01 Manage Software Update Infrastructure
2(6)
Hardware Support
2(2)
The Hardware Driver Quality Web Site
3(1)
The Windows Catalog
4(1)
Obtaining Drivers
4(1)
Service Packs and Hot Fixes
5(1)
Service Packs
5(1)
Hot Fixes
5(1)
Web Install or Network Download
6(1)
Windows Update
7(1)
Objective 1.02 Manage Software Site Licensing
8(4)
Licensing Modes
9(1)
Managing Site Licensing
10(2)
Using the Licensing Console
10(2)
Objective 1.03 Manage Basic Disks and Dynamic Disks
12(6)
Computer Management Storage Tools
12(6)
Disk Management Tool
12(1)
Using Basic Disks
13(2)
Using Dynamic Disks
15(3)
Objective 1.04 Optimize Server Disk Performance
18(3)
Defragmenting a Drive
18(1)
Using chkdsk
19(1)
Reactivating or Importing a Drive
19(1)
MBR and GPT
20(1)
Objective 1.05 Recover from Server Hardware failure
21(16)
Hardware or Software7
21(2)
RAID Levels
23(8)
RAID 0 (Striped Volume)
23(2)
RAID 1(Mirrored Volumes)
25(3)
RAID 5 Volumes
28(3)
CHECKPOINT
31(1)
REVIEW QUESTIONS
31(3)
REVIEW ANSWERS
34(3)
2 Installing and Troubleshooting Hardware Devices 37(38)
Objective 2.01 Monitor Server Hardware
38(8)
How Does a Processor Talk to Hardware?
38(3)
IRQ (Interrupt Request Number
39(1)
Memory Addresses
39(1)
I/O Addresses
40(1)
DMA Channels
40(1)
How Resources Are Assigned
41(1)
Checking Hardware Compatibility
41(5)
Preinstallation Compatibility Tools
41(3)
It's All About the Driver: Three Unique Hardware Challenges
44(2)
Objective 2.02 Troubleshooting Hardware Problems
46(29)
Physically Installing Hardware Devices
46(2)
Installing Drivers
48(6)
Where Do Drivers Come From?
48(1)
Driver Signing
49(4)
Installing Drivers
53(1)
Configuring Devices
54(4)
Configuring Resources Manually
55(2)
Control Panel
57(1)
Updating Drivers
58(3)
Windows Update
58(1)
Windows Automatic Updates
59(1)
Update from Device Manager
59(2)
Documenting Hardware
61(3)
Help and Support Center Tools
61(2)
driverquery
63(1)
Troubleshooting Hardware Problems
64(6)
An Ounce of Prevention
65(1)
Last Known Good Configuration
65(1)
Driver Rollback
65(1)
Device Manager
66(2)
Event Viewer
68(1)
Shutdown Event Tracker
69(1)
What Microsoft Expects You to Know About Hardware
70(1)
CHECKPOINT
70(1)
REVIEW QUESTIONS
71(2)
REVIEW ANSWERS
73(2)
3 Computer Roles and Accounts in the Active Directory 75(30)
Objective 3.01 Create and Manage Computer Accounts in an Active Directory Environment
76(20)
The Active Directory
77(10)
Logical Structure Elements
78(3)
Physical Network Structure
81(2)
Domain Controller Roles
83(3)
Installing the Active Directory Service
86(1)
Computer Accounts
87(3)
Creating Computer Accounts
87(2)
Managing Computer Accounts
89(1)
Group Policy and Windows 2003
90(6)
What the Heck Is Intellimirror?
91(1)
Introduction to Group Policy
91(2)
Computer and User Policies
93(1)
Creating a New Group Policy
94(1)
Modifying Policies
95(1)
Objective 3.02 Troubleshoot Computer Accounts
96(9)
Connectivity Issues During Account Creation
96(1)
Authentication Issues
97(1)
Reviewing Policy Settings
97(3)
The Group Policy Management Console (GPMC)
99(1)
CHECKPOINT
100(1)
REVIEW QUESTIONS
100(2)
REVIEW ANSWERS
102(3)
4 User Account Management in Windows 2003 105(30)
Objective 4.01 Create and Manage User Accounts
106(12)
User Accounts in Windows 2003
106(2)
Default Users
107(1)
Creating User Accounts
108(5)
Creating a User on a Standalone or a Member Server
112(1)
Modifying and Managing User Accounts
113(1)
Automating Account Creation and Maintenance
114(4)
Automating Account Creation
115(1)
Exporting Account Information
115(2)
Importing Accounts
117(1)
Objective 4.02 Manage Local, Roaming, and Mandatory User Profiles
118(4)
A Profile Primer
118(1)
Understanding and Managing Local Profiles
118(2)
How and When to Use Roaming Profiles
120(2)
Configuring Server-Based Profiles
120(2)
Mandatory Profiles
122(1)
Objective 4.03 Group Policy for Users
122(7)
How the Registry Works
123(1)
An Introduction to Policy Capabilities
124(4)
Computer-Level Policy Settings
125(1)
User-Level Policy Settings
126(2)
Applying a Policy
128(1)
Objective 4.04 Troubleshooting User Accounts
129(6)
Common User Account Problems
130(1)
Common Profile Problems
130(1)
Common Policy Problems
130(1)
CHECKPOINT
131(1)
REVIEW QUESTIONS
131(2)
REVIEW ANSWERS
133(2)
5 Creating and Managing Groups in Windows Server 2003 135(30)
Objective 5.01 Creating Groups
136(13)
Group Scope
137(4)
Groups and Organizational Units
141(5)
Using the Command Line to Create Organizational Units
146(1)
Creating Groups
146(1)
Built-in Groups
146(3)
Objective 5.02 Managing Group Membership
149(6)
Using the Command Line to Create Groups
149(1)
Adding Members to Groups
150(2)
Using the Command line to Add Members to Groups
151(1)
Other Changes to Properties
152(2)
Using the Command Line to Change the Properties of Groups
153(1)
Finding the Groups of Which a User Is a Member
154(1)
Objective 5.03 Troubleshooting User Authentication Issues
155(10)
Configuring and Troubleshooting Logon
157(3)
CHECKPOINT
160(1)
REVIEW QUESTIONS
161(2)
REVIEW ANSWERS
163(2)
6 Managing and Maintaining Access to Resources 165(36)
Objective 6.01 Configure Access to Shared Folder
166(11)
File and Folder Attributes
166(2)
Sharing a Folder
168(1)
Configuring Share Permissions
169(2)
Making Shares Available Offline
171(2)
Administrative and Special Shares
173(4)
Objective 6.02 Configure File System Permissions
177(6)
Understanding Access Control
178(5)
Security Descriptors
178(1)
Rights and Permission
179(1)
Explicit and Inherited Permissions
180(3)
Ownership
183(1)
Objective 6.03 Troubleshoot Access to files and Shared Folders
183(6)
Applying Permissions
186(1)
Effective Permissions
187(2)
Objective 6.04 Troubleshoot Terminal Services
189(12)
Installing Terminal Server
190(6)
Configuring Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration Settings
191(2)
Giving Users Permission
193(3)
CHECKPOINT
196(1)
REVIEW QUESTIONS
197(2)
REVIEW ANSWERS
199(2)
7 Monitoring and Optimizing Server Resources 201(46)
Objective 7.01 Monitor File and Print Servers
202(9)
Managing Disk Space Using Distributed File System
202(7)
DFS Models
203(1)
Features of DFS
203(1)
DFS Terminology
204(1)
DFS Models
205(1)
Planning Your DFS Strategy
205(1)
Setting Up Your Distributed File System
206(3)
Managing Disk Space Using Disk Quotas
209(2)
Objective 7.02 Troubleshoot Print Queues
211(19)
Printing and Managing Print Queues
212(2)
The User Chooses to Print the Document
212(1)
The Server Accepts the Print Job
213(1)
The Print Processor Begins... Uh... Well... Processing
213(1)
Finally, on to the Print Monitor and Then to the Print Device
214(1)
Installing a Network Printer on a Print Server
214(8)
Creating a Port
214(1)
Installing Drivers
215(2)
Configuring Your Printer for Client Use
217(1)
Installing the Printer on the Client Machine
218(1)
Troubleshooting the Install
218(1)
Connecting to an Internet Printer
219(1)
Printing from Non-Windows Clients and to Non-Windows Servers
220(2)
Managing Printers on the Server
222(8)
Managing Printer Permissions
223(1)
Managing Print Jobs in the Print Queue
223(1)
Managing Printers from Print Monitor
224(1)
Managing Documents from Print Monitor
224(1)
Redirecting Documents to Another Port
225(1)
Printer Pooling
226(1)
Setting Printer and Print Priority
226(2)
Managing Printers Through Group Policies
228(2)
Objective 7.03 Manage Servers Remotely
230(17)
Remote Access for Print Management
230(2)
Managing and Installing Printers over the Internet
231(1)
Managing Printers Remotely
232(1)
Managing Servers Remotely
232(8)
Microsoft Management Console as a Remote Administration Tool
232(2)
Installing and Configuring Remote Desktop for Administration
234(2)
Windows Server 2003 Administration Tools Pack
236(2)
Web Interface for Remote Administration
238(1)
Managing a Server by Using Remote Assistance
239(1)
CHECKPOINT
240(1)
REVIEW QUESTIONS
241(3)
REVIEW ANSWERS
244(3)
8 Monitoring and Optimizing Server Performance 247(38)
Objective 8.01 Monitor File and Print Servers
248(5)
Monitoring Print Jobs Using Event Viewer
251(2)
Objective 8.02 Monitor System Performance
253(10)
Checking Logs with Event Viewer
254(9)
Monitoring Systems Services
255(2)
Using Computer Management to Monitor Access
257(2)
Monitoring Applications and Processes with Task Manager
259(4)
Objective 8.03 Monitor and Optimize a Server Environment for Application Performance
263(22)
Setting up System Monitor
263(10)
Setting up System Monitor to View Data
264(1)
Adding Counters to System Monitor to Collect Data
265(2)
Monitoring Memory Performance Objects
267(1)
Monitoring Processor Performance Objects
268(1)
Monitoring Disk Performance Objects
269(1)
Monitoring Network Performance Objects
270(1)
Using Network Monitor
271(2)
Logging Activity with Performance Monitor
273(7)
Configuring Counter Logs
274(3)
Configuring Trace Logs and Alerts
277(3)
CHECKPOINT
280(1)
REVIEW QUESTIONS
281(1)
REVIEW ANSWERS
282(3)
9 Managing Web Server 285(46)
Objective 9.01 An Introduction to Dependent Network Services
286(4)
Configuring Your Network for TCP/IP
286(4)
Understanding IP Addresses
287(2)
Understanding DNS
289(1)
Objective 9.02 Manage Internet Information Services (IIS)
290(26)
Installing IIS
291(5)
Managing IIS 6.0
292(3)
Enabling IIS Features
295(1)
Setting Up and Managing IIS
296(16)
Setting Up and Managing Web Sites
297(5)
Setting Up and Managing FTP Sites
302(2)
Setting Up and Managing SMTP Virtual Server
304(3)
Setting Up and Managing NNTP Virtual Server
307(2)
Setting Up and Managing POP3 Services
309(3)
Managing Applications in IIS
312(4)
Running Applications in Isolation Modes
312(4)
Objective 9.03 Manage Security for US
316(8)
Authentication in IIS
318(1)
Access Control in IIS
319(3)
Web Site Permissions
319(1)
NFTS Permissions
320(1)
Other Access Control Tools
321(1)
Common Security Features in IIS
322(2)
TCP/IP Port Filtering
322(2)
Encryption and Certificates
324(1)
Objective 9.04 logging Activity and Improving Performance in 115
324(7)
CHECKPOINT
326(1)
REVIEW QUESTIONS
327(2)
REVIEW ANSWERS
329(2)
10 Managing and Implementing Disaster Recovery 331(36)
Objective 10.01 Perform System Recovery for a Server
332(11)
Implement Automated System Recovery
333(6)
Creating an ASR Set Using Backup
334(1)
Recovering from a Disaster Using ASR
335(1)
Using Recovery Console
336(3)
Restoring Data from Shadow Copy Volumes
339(4)
Enabling and Configuring Shadow Copies
340(2)
Restoring Data from Shadow Copies
342(1)
Objective 10.02 Manage Backup Procedures
343(5)
Backup Security
344(1)
Using the Backup Wizard
344(3)
Verify Backup Jobs
347(1)
Objective 10.03 Schedule Backup Jobs
348(5)
Using the Schedule Job Window
349(2)
Normal, Incremental, and Differential Backups
351(2)
Objective 10.04 Manage Backup Data and Remote Storage Options
353(3)
Creating, Deleting, and Updating Catalogues
355(1)
Objective 10.05 Restore Backup Data
356(11)
Restoring Data
356(2)
Authoritative, Primary, and Normal Restores
358(3)
CHECKPOINT
361(1)
REVIEW QUESTIONS
362(2)
REVIEW ANSWERS
364(3)
A About the CD ROM 367(2)
Mike Meyers' Certification Passport CD-ROM Instructions
367(1)
System Requirements
367(1)
Installing and Running MasterExam
367(1)
MasterExam
367(1)
Help
368(1)
Removing Installation(s)
368(1)
Technical Support
368
LearnKey Technical Support 368
320(49)
B Career Flight Path 369(6)
Core MCSE Exams
369(1)
Networking Systems Exams
369(1)
Client and Design Exams
370(1)
Elective Exam
370(1)
Upgrade Paths
371(1)
NT 4.0 Upgrade Options
371(1)
Windows 2000 Upgrade Paths
371(1)
Core MCSA Exams
372(1)
Elective Exam
373(1)
Alternatives to the Elective Exam
373(1)
Windows 2000 Upgrade Paths
374(1)
For All the Latest Info
374(1)
Index 375

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